Sentence examples for Intermittently at from inspiring English sources

Intermittently, at first; then a steady patter.

Intermittently, at least since about 1830 and rather steadily from 1850, there has been a substantial flow of immigrant population into France.

For years he had stayed intermittently at their hotel, ate lunch there regularly and maintained an office there for his architectural work in Beit Jala and neighboring Bethlehem.

Electricity, water, and other utilities operated intermittently at best.

Lowry studied intermittently at art schools in Manchester and Salford, England, from 1905 to 1925.

Although he was not in office then, those doctors still saw him intermittently at various events.

He became that body intermittently, at a cost of becoming almost nothing in his own person.

The numbers are flashed intermittently at the bottom of the screen.

Telephone and power lines work intermittently at best, and often not at all.

England, then Britain, and France may have spent many centuries intermittently at war with one another.

He says he got by charging his phone battery intermittently at service stations and eating noodles.